Monday, December 8, 2014
"Countdown To The Holidays" - December 8, 2014 Edition
We are winding down to the last few "Countdown To The Holidays" events. It as been a lot of fun giving away our fabric. The blog hop is over too but some of the giveaways are still going on. The posts were fun and there were some more interesting fabric tips along the way.
The winners for Kim Diehl's giveaways are:
1. A bundle of HG fabric and a copy of "A Flair For Fabric" from Martingale:
Shirley in Canada
2. Kim Diehl's personal giveaway:
Brandy P
Congratulations! Send your contact to us and we will forward the prizes as soon as possible.
Last week's winner for the "Countdown To The Holidays" event is Karen McMahon. Please send your contact information to this link.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
This week we are giving away a bundle of Shelly Comiskey's "Let It Bee" collection [random assortment] and all you have to do is follow the widget.
Good luck!
-HG
Let the party begin and may we all have our projects finished for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love foundation paper piecing - thanks.
ReplyDeleteI prefer hand quilting over free motion.
ReplyDeleteLove this collection!!!!!! Round make a beautiful baby blanket. sonjasmith76@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't have s favorite technique I am still learning and dabbling with everything. sonjasmith76@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI love to paper piece!
ReplyDeleteI love applique but have not done much of it lately. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteLet It BEE is cute, cute, cute!
ReplyDeleteI love trying all different quilting techniques. This week it's paper piecing I'm enjoying.
ReplyDeleteLove the "Bee" fabric!!! churcae(at)auburn(dot)edu
ReplyDeleteI love to applique on quilts fun stuff! :)
ReplyDeleteJust learning to machine quilt!
ReplyDeleteI'm a beginner so I haven't mastered a lot of different techniques yet.
I like adding applique or embroidery to my quilts just to give added interest. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is FMQ, since it allows me to customize my work.
ReplyDeletePaper piecing.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the fabric collection "In the Bees".
ReplyDeleteI love chain sewing of blocks and making half square triangles with a template. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
ReplyDeleteI don't have a favorite quilting technique as all the techniques are used by other quilters! Nothing new. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm very new to quilting, so far I have just done some simple and improv piecing with basic machine quilting. Would love to try more applique! Thanks: Sarah- crjandsbj(at)netzero(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI like Patchwork quilting and I send my quilts to a local longarm quilter.
ReplyDeleteI have always done my quilting by hand! I know it is old fashion but it is how I was taught
ReplyDeleteFavorite quilting technique, well I'm not a professional quilter, so I'd say my favorite technique on quilts is applique for some embellishments.
ReplyDeleteLauralee Hensley
lfhpueblo (at) msn (dot) com
My favourite quilting technique is hand piecing, with perfect shapes printed on the back of my fabrics using Inklingo.
ReplyDeleteI like machine piecing best.
ReplyDeleteI love paper piecing. It makes all my points come out so sharp!
ReplyDeleteSandy A
My favourite quilting technique is applique - especially florals.
ReplyDeletesugar_lin2 at hotmail dot com
My favorite quilting technique is paper piecing. cdahlgren at live dot com
ReplyDeleteI love to do wool applique and make scrappy quilts
ReplyDeleteSewing 1/4" around the edge of a square for a quick half square triangle. Thanks for the Countdown.
ReplyDeleteI love straight line quilting. Anything else is too fancy for me.
ReplyDeleteI actually left a comment on Facebook. I really like this bundle. It I don't win, and that will happen, I will break down in tears, but if I do win then all this hoop jumping will be with it! jlblvn@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to all the new quilts...
ReplyDeleteMary Petersen
Such an easy and stress-free technique that I love is crazy quilting. I get to use up scraps and create something beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique, well I'm not a professional quilter, but for embellishments on quilts I like applique. I basically machine sew my quilts.
ReplyDeleteLauralee Hensley
lfhpueblo (at) msn (dot) com
I love hand quilting. midwayfarms@hughes.net
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is the stitch and flip. I just learned it and love it! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is hand quilting. sarah@forrussia.org
ReplyDeleteFree motion quilting is my favorite technique.
ReplyDeleteI love the bee fabric. It's so darn cute!
ReplyDeleteFavorite quilting technique? Free motion - let the thread flow over fabric. Priceless!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is fmq, especially trying my own designs.
ReplyDeleteI love to piece the quilt and add applique to it
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is stitching in the ditch! I'm not very good and this can hide my bad quilting! Lol! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeletetdkcarpenoctem@hotmail.com
My favorite quilting technique is applique. Thanks for the chance to win this gorgeous fabric!
ReplyDeleteI like all quilting so no favorites. I am a better piecer then free motion quilter for sure. I am not fond of paper piecing. My brain doesn't work that way.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting method is to use the walking foot.
ReplyDeleteI love free motion quilting
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable line of fabric
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable line of fabric
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique is "quilt as you go". Thanks!
ReplyDeletePlease click on the delaineelliott above for my email link.
my favorite quilting technique would be scrappy quilts , I love making scrappy anything . thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilting technique that I have recently learned is to make your flying geese squares slightly bigger so that you don't lose the points.
ReplyDeleteI'm a newbie quilter so my favorite technique so far is applique. I sew garments mainly so I've used this technique in that as well. Love all the gorgeous "eye candy" we've been able to enjoy! Thank you *wink*
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this giveaway!!!!!! sonjasmith76@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is needle turn applique.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love bees! Beautiful pieces you have there
ReplyDeleteI love handquilting and applique.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the opportunity to win this bundle. My fav technique to quilt is to ask my talented sister to do the work ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the opportunity to win this bundle. My favorite technique to use for Quilting is to ask my talented sister to do it. ;)
ReplyDeleteMatchstick quilting!
ReplyDeleteChain stitching.. get er dun!
ReplyDeleteI'm new to quilting but I love the Bee fabric!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabrics, so girly girly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric, so girl girl.
ReplyDeleteStill kinda new to quilting..learning Hand Applique now...is fun..but I am verrry slooow! lol Have done tiny practice stuff with FMQ..love it...and like doing hand quilting with perle cotton..kinda rustic style?...Am getting ther...but no definited "Only" favorite yet.
ReplyDeleteI like piecing, and I'm practicing to improve my free motion quilting. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteIi love paper piecing the best. It is the only way I get sharp points!
ReplyDeleteSandy A
Quilting with my longarm - a dance I do daily and love totally!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy incorporating several techniques in a quilt, from applique to embroidery to piecing, with the occasional foundation piecing. I hand quilt and free motion quilt, letting each piece speak to me for the best finishing technique.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is paper piecing.
ReplyDeleteApplique is my favorite along with some embroidery! Thank you for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteDi Ann
My favorite technique so far is applique
ReplyDeletei love making log cabin blocks!
ReplyDeleteRight now I'm comfortable with any straight lines, particularly random criss-crosses. I've experimented a little with free-motion, but it I am SO sloppy! Definitely need more practice. :-)
ReplyDeleteYAHOO! I AM SO HAPPY, THANK YOU SO MUCH. I have replied to your E-mail today. I just love this bundle... BEE - UTIFUL!
ReplyDelete